The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-03-31

DR.. Henry lOgSwell OF san FRANCISCO Is
about to found 1000, 900 school OF
technology in that city.
The Jury in the trial Of ex-Ald Cleary OF
New York disagreed, standing to 6.
They were discharged, and Cleary renewed
his bail OF $4,000, pending further action
by the district attorney IN his case.
The Pennsylvania board Of pardons re-
fused a rehearing in the case OF Milton
Weston, the Chicago capitalist now under
going Imprisonment in the Riverside peni-
tentiary for completely in the gas well
riot.
Pennsylvania has five living ex govern
ors-Hartrauit, Hoyt, Curtin, Pollock,
and Pattison.
The trial OF Arensdorf on the charge OF
killing Rev. Haddock begins at Sioux City.
The Illinois state supreme court has af-
firmed the decision OF the lower court in
the sensational divorce case OF Caswell vs.
Casweii. The confirmation sets aside a
confessedly fraudulent divorce which DAN
iel H. Caswell now a wealthy merchant in
Nashville, Tenn. secretly obtained ] 8 years
ago from his wife. The six children of Cas-
we'll, by second marriage with Miss Mary
Broadwell OF Dayton, Ohio, are rendered
illegitimate. and he is made liable for biga.
my and perjury in Ohio and Illinois. Cas-
well, after deserting his first wife, and
concealed his whereabouts for seventeen
years. His defense in court was that it
would be contrary to public policy to dis
turb q decree that has stood unchanged SO
long. The defendant and his two wives
are highly connected. having relatives scat
tered throughout the Union holding dis
tinguished social, political and commercial
positions.
Miles D. Darlington, one OF the most
prominent and oldest business men OF To-
iedo. died suddenly, at Marseilles, France.
Mr.. CarriDgton was a brother-in-law OF T.
3. Casey OF Minneapolis, and was associat-
ed with him in q number OF business enter
prises in that city and Duluth and in sew
eral townsites throughout the state.
The emperor's proclamation to the Ger.
man people thanking them fog their express
sions OF devotion and JOY at the ainetieth
anniversary OF his birth is couched in words
expressive of the profoundest emotion.
The document contains a long review of
the emperor's Life, The kaiser dweis on
the experience OF his youth and the won-
derful help which God has youchsafed him,
and prays that he may be able to preserve
during the short remainder OF his life the
blessings OF peace. Emperor William tele.
praphed to the pope, thanking him for his
congratulations and expressing wish Tor
the prosperity and happiness OF his holi-
ness. In the evening tne emperor, the crown
prince and his family and the royal visi-
tors attended u performance OF the ballet
.'Sardanapolis" at the opera house. Be-
tween the acts tea was served in the foyer,
which had been converted into brilliant
reception room The emperor has con.
ferred the first class decoration OF the or.
der OF the Bed Eagle upon DR.. Laur, his
physician.
Vanhorne, OF the Canadian Pacific rail-
road, reports that trains are now running
regularly between Calgary and the Pacific
coast. Hesays that the past winter has
been exceptionally severe, snow slides
sweeping before them trees OF at least
thirty years growth. The snow-sheds
stands The test WE'LL
Twelve employees at the Colby mine,
Bessemer, Mich. were burned to death in
q boarding house and five others so badly
injured that they will die.
Six men who plotted against the car, il
is reported. were hanged in st. Petersburg.
Deqaieff, who murdered Lieut.. Col. Sudei-
kin, Russian chief Of police, three years
ago, AMI who was suspected OF having plan.
ned the plot against the cars life, is said
70 have been one OF the six. It is stated
that on tho 18th inst. an attempt was